Silver Jubilee of a Revolutionary Glass Breakthrough
The piece marks 25 years since the Colburn process began wide sheet glass production in 1916 and traces glass history from Jamestown to Stiegel to modern laminated safety glass. It highlights Libbey Owens and Colburn’s patent battles, the evolution from crown glass to continuous sheet glass, and early advances in automotive windshields and safety laminates.
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Elmo Scott Watson
Western
Union
Glassemaking
Colburn
America
Atlantic
New World
Jamestown
Virginia
John Smith
Heinrich Wilhelm von Stiegel
Baron
Philadelphia
Germany
Lancaster County
Elizabeth Huber
Stiegel
Manheim
Thurm Berg
Baron Stiegel
Pompeii
Rome
Edward I
England
Eleanor
Spain
Henry
Elizabeth
Duke of Northumberland
Charles II
Europe
Allowaystown
N. J
Irving W.colburn
Pennsylvania
Blackford
Colburn Machine Glass Company
Michael J. Owens
Owens
Edward D. Libbey
Toledo Glass Company
Libbey
Libbey-Owens Sheet Glass Company
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Company
Paris
Edouard Benedictus
Benedictus
United States
Busy homemakers seek swift winning breakfasts
Five mornings a week busy homemakers rush to school and work while breakfast often gets short shrift. The feature outlines quick tasty options from Blueberry Muffins to Bacon With Apple Rings and Buckwheat Cakes, plus tips on faster menu planning and a forthcoming column by Eleanor Howe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Howe
Miss Howe
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Dick Hanley
Ewing Galloway
N. Y
Chemisineers
Scott
Andrew Walter Scott 2Nd
Los Angeles
Mable Manley
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Birmingham